I sang a little while and then flew on.

Solo on walkin shreds and he even throw in a lil half drunk scat. He was peaking in so many way fall of 89.

This one's interesting. The show is consistently well played with less flubs and miscues than some better shows from this tour, but the intensity is a little subdued, more of a slow, controlled smoldering that never breaks to an open flame.
Things pick up steam with Tennessee Jed (some nice interplay between Jerry and Bob in the Jam), and Jerry's midi-horn riffing during Let it Grow is another first-set highlight.
There's nothing particularly off in the second set, although it seems Brent forgets some words on We Can Run. Although I think he makes up for it with his impassioned delivery. I know some people dislike Brent's songwriting contributions, and I was mostly ambivalent at the time, but when I listen now, I really have grown to like and appreciate them. In fact, I think that this version of IWTYH could be the best one they ever did (certainly the best one I ever heard in person). The space vibe kept going through this tune (in a good way), Jerry's midi-horn lines were the perfect compliment, and another great vocal turn by Brent. Singing-wise, Brent was really feelin' it on this show. That's saying a lot, as his vocals were generally the most consistently "on" out of everybody in the band. Standing on the Moon and Attics are also very well-done. Don't let the three star rating fool you, this is a good show, just a little on the chill side (but in a good way).

Thanks, Charlie!

Decent show. For me Stranger,Bertha,Masterpiece,L.L.Rain,GDTRFB were standouts .

This was an amazing show! my seat was a-1 (with that being my seat number literally, you know I was in the right spot! Crazy Fingers>Terrapin was the shit!